NCAA Football 12 Blog - Gameplay, Part 1

[darrenw74]

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i wonder if EA is still going 2 do tuner sets. ones that dont require a patch.

[Hooe]

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i wonder if EA is still going 2 do tuner sets. ones that dont require a patch.

One of their recently-released games, Fight Night Champion, has tuner sets. There's no reason to believe that they won't continue to include them, IMO.

[Broncos86]

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They'll stick with tuner sets. It's EA's way of getting around the limitations of patches on 360 and PS3.

[seasprite]

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If they can make weight and height actually matter, this would be a dream come true for me. I could finally justify recruiting that 240 6'5" running back and actually be able to use him properly

[KG]

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No more warping on catches!!!

That used to drive me crazy.

[NDAlum]

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I can't wait to get a bruiser HB and just run over little dudes. Some freak who is 6-2 250 and has 90+ speed...I will drool over that kid.

O lawd I'm getting excited

[roadman]

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I saw this video posted in another thread. There are more tackles in this one and they look really good from these eyes.

http://ncaastrategies.com/utopia/topic/75697-ncaa-football-12-new-video/

[wraith]

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hopefully they factor in momentum with taking angles. on ball carriers

[illwill10]

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I can't wait to get a bruiser HB and just run over little dudes. Some freak who is 6-2 250 and has 90+ speed...I will drool over that kid.

O lawd I'm getting excited

I cant wait to start up a RTG with a 6'0 230 power rb. Especially with momentum. I hated getting stuck in a animation. I cant wait to start up a Dynasty and recruit bruisers. I didnt even recruit power backs because of size and weight and no momentum.
Hopefully OL/DL interaction with momentum and no suction blocks. I cant wait to have a 300+ NT

[jWILL253]

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Glad they're doing what they can to address warping, but I fully expect there to be some in the final build. It can't all be eliminated as the blog alludes to. Even the great NBA2K11 has some warping in order to simulate shut down defense. It comes with the territory...

Yeah, and I saw a lil' bit of warping on that swat at 1:10 in the video in the "Slightly different video" thread.

If it's one thing I can knock EA for today, it's the fact that everything still seems too "floaty"; meaning everything is way too loose, from some of the animations, to MOST of the foot planting. Everything needs to be "weighed down", so to speak. Don't get me wrong, the game looks good in motion, but it still suffers from the "looseness" of everything...

[green94]

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Damn I just read from Deweil that some community day guys have had over 120 hours of game play time with this game already and some will be invited back next month for an additional 30 hours of game play time.

With all this hands on game play time and feed back sessions, this game has the potential to be game of the year. Grant it some things will no doubt be limited to what the game engine can handle, but still that is a hell of a lot of gameplay time for community day members........

Any OS guys??? Hope so.

[NDAlum]

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RynoAid has played the game. He's around OS and he seems like a great person to have at the community day.

He typically gives spot on impressions.

[mrMagic91]

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I like that Sprint to Catch. This was very poor in NCAA 11. Like there were balls that were catchable and a lack of receivers sprinting to get to the ball

[44drob]

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EA makes me proud

[FedExPope]

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Well, this year when you see that same situation you will actually notice the preservation of momentum on the tackle. Who wins the momentum battle depends on various factors including speed, size, and weight of the participants in the tackle.